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The Supercar Life BMW-Riley of Christophe Bouchut and Scott Tucker claimed its first podium finish in the Grand Am Rolex Sports Car Series at Watkins Glen ! When Bouchut crossed the finish line in 3rd place, there were celebrations on the pit wall. « A real day of glory for this young team, » the Frenchman commented, delighted. « The next race will take place at Montreal, in Canada, at the Ile Notre Dame circuit, which is new to me… once again, it will be a matter of finding the right set-up. However, I have great hopes for the final race of the season, at the Homestead circuit in Miami, where I set the best time in the test sessions at the start of the season. Florida will be the opportunity to show what we are able to do, up against the prestigious teams which compete in NASCAR and IRL. For the close-knit Supercar Life team members, this third place finish means a lot, and they are working harder than ever to get an ever better result : Victory !”

« In all, this hour lost us a certain fifth or sixth position, » a nevertheless happy Christophe explained. "It should be remembered that the cancellation of the preliminary test sessions did not help us, compared to teams who had prior information. We could feel it in the settings. The car was good, but not as good as it could have been. On a human front, however, it was excellent. In terms of the pleasure I had, I must admit I have undoubtedly just had my best-ever 24 Hours of Le Mans, there was such a great atmosphere in the team. I got on very well with Manu and Yvan. It was tough for them – especially for Yvan – but they held on and can be extremely proud of what they have achieved. As far as I am concerned, I was really delighted to race with this professional and very welcoming team. For me, the 24 Hours of Le Mans were a real success !»
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Setting the best time during the two test days for the Grand Am Rolex Sports Car Series at the Homestead circuit in Miami back in early April, Christophe was back behind the wheel of the Supercar Life Racing Riley-BMW, alongside his boss and co-driver Scott Tucker on April 24th and 25th at the Virginia International Raceway, a circuit which has a reputation of being both demanding and tricky. "The track is very enjoyable to drive, but it is totally unforgiving," the French driver commented, having set the fifth-best time during the first free practice session. In the race, for 16/1000th of a second, less than a heartbeat, Bouchut and Tucker missed out on a podium position...
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